The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1887-12-03
Personal.


r. N. " Kelly mas Deen N fltts-
burg for week past.
Mr.. J. P. Donley returned from
the East on Monday.
Scott Reed has been at Little
Falls putting on some tin roofs.
Sanford Morris spent Thanksgiv
ing here. That made an extra Sun
day.
DIR. H. L-Clark has been circula-
ting among his numerous old friends
here for a week past.
Dr. S. S. Wade and j. NJ. Reed
have been in Pittsburg since Friday
last They will return today.
Mrs A. Wells returned yesterday
from Fairmont, where she had been
visiting her son for several days.
Mrs. /. Byron Thomas, of Cheney,
Pa, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. f. Lawhead, in South Nor
gantown.
Our clever friend Mr.. Jno. c..
Frum, of Ellington, was an agreeable
business caller at this office a day or
two since.
Mr.. Thos. Hennen, of Palatine,
spent Thanksgiving with his daugh-
ter Mrs. W. A. Mestrezat in South
Morgantown.
Johnnie Myers, OF Dellsloh, is
another of our fellow citizens from
whom we acknowledge business
favors yesterday.
Mr.. Chas ii. Turner, of Parkers-
burg, was in town last Thursday
and Friday to visit his son George,
who has been very ill.,
The New DOMINION was pleased
to receive business call from Miss
Annie Brown, of Clinton Furnace,
on Monday. We are always pleased
to meet the ladies.
J. M. Devine, after spending ten
days in our midst, left last Friday
morning for Wheeling, and after a
weeks stay there will return to his
home in La Moure, Dakota.
Miss May Jackson, of the Fair
mont Normal School, and Miss Kate
Arnett, of Fairmont, have returned
to their homes after visiting Mrs.
President Turner here.
Mr.. Forney Long, of Mt. Morris,
has been running the Commercial
House at Oakland, Nd, since last
August. Mr.. Long is establishing
a reputation as a first class hotel
manager.
Mrs. Dora Weaver left yeste rday
after protracted visit for Manning
ton where she will join her husband
and accompany him on his regular
trip through the West. They will
spend the holidays in Cincinnati
Mr.. Y. N. Jones, who has been at
tending the University the past
term, is now studying dentistry with
DR.. Kramer. Mr.. Jones was sober,
honest and industrious student and
is apt to succeed in any profession.
Cadet Geo. H. Turner, of Parkers-
burg, has gone to his home to re-
main until after the holidays on &C
count of i'll health. George is an
excellent student and an exemplary
young man. His many friends here
regret the necessity for his depart
ure.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Woods have
been in town since Saturday, the
guests of Mrs. Laura Pickenpaugh.
Mr. Woods has withdrawn from the
well known law firm of Martin &
Woods, of Grafton. and will remove
to Baltimore in few weeks to To-
cate permanently:
The following gentlemen were
among those registered at the Wal
lace House during the past week:
Messrs. j. F. Wade, w. M. Long,
M. L. Long and G. C. Wade, Mt.
Morris, Pa, James Morris, indie
pendence, W. B. Holt, Clinton, and
S. J. Snyder, Arnettsville.
I Miss Strosnider, of Blacksville,
Monongalia county, is stopping with
Prof Stewart.-King,cood Journal.
H. c. Showalter has hard time
of it. It is now twelve weeks since
he was able to do anything. His
recovery is very slow-Harrisuille
Rerieac.
DR.. G. B. Morris skill as dentist
is well known but never until this
visit did he demonstrate that he
could put false teeth in so firmly
that they have to be pulled
MouadsoiUe Herald.
Hon. B. S. Morgan, State Super
intendent of Schools, who was here
last week attending the Peabody In
stitute, left for Charleston yesterday
morning to resume his office duties.
-Intelligence7 Of the 2Sth.
The three following personals are
from the Fairmont Vest Virginian.
Miss Annie Wade, of Morgantown,
was the guest yesterday of her sister
Miss Mary Wade, at the Mountain
City House in this place.
Mr.. A. j. Dick, of this place, left
last week for Washington City where
he has obtained a position as COM
positor in the Government Printing
Office.
Mr.. NJ. S. Watson, of Halleck,
Monongalia county, was in town last
Saturday, and called to see us. Mr..
Watson is seriously afflicted by a
throat trouble contracted during his
army service He is an applicant
for pension, and we trust he may
succeed in getting it.
The five following paragraphs are
from the Fairmont Inder:
Harry Hayes is again about after
a severe seige of sickness.
Miss Gipsey Fleming has been
confined to her home by sickness for
several days.
DR.. Matte Tough has removed
from Fairview to Laurel Point,
where she will continue the practice
of medicine. We wish her much
, success.
Engineer "Bud" Davis and Bag
gagemaster Jimmy" Davis, of the
F. NJ. Il p, are now boarding with
their families at the Mountain City
House
Jacob B. Watkins, Lee Davis and
Gus Watkins returned this week